MICROCEMENT

Microcement is a cutting-edge material that delivers a seamless, sophisticated finish to floors, walls, and even furniture. This thin, cement-based coating can be applied over various surfaces, including tiles, plaster, and concrete, making it a versatile option for renovation projects and new constructions. Its minimal thickness allows it to be used without altering the structure of existing surfaces while offering a sleek, continuous appearance. 

At Solution Render, we provide expert microcement applications to create stylish, durable finishes that suit modern design trends. Available in a wide range of colours and textures, microcement gives you the flexibility to achieve everything from an industrial look to a smooth, polished surface.  

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, microcement is highly durable, waterproof, and easy to maintain, making it perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, and other high-use areas. 

PROS:

1.  Seamless Finish: Microcement creates a smooth, continuous surface with no joints or seams, perfect for modern, minimalist design. 

2.  Versatility: It can be applied to a variety of surfaces, including tiles, plaster, and concrete, making it ideal for both renovation projects and new constructions. 

3.  Thin Application: The minimal thickness of microcement means it can be applied without altering the structure of existing surfaces, preserving the original layout. 

4.  Durability and Waterproof: Microcement is highly durable and waterproof, making it suitable for high-use areas like bathrooms and kitchens. 

5.  Customizable: Available in a wide range of colors and textures, microcement allows for flexibility in achieving different design aesthetics, from industrial to polished finishes. 

CONS:

1.  Complex Application: Microcement application requires skilled professionals to achieve the desired finish, which can increase labor costs. 

2.  Potential for Cracking: While durable, microcement can crack if not properly applied or if the underlying surface shifts. 

3.  Limited Texture: While there are different textures available, microcement may not offer as wide a range of visual options as other materials like tiles or natural stone. 

4.  Maintenance Requirements: Though easy to maintain, microcement may need periodic sealing to preserve its appearance and durability, especially in high-moisture areas. 

5.  Cost: Microcement can be more expensive than traditional finishes due to its premium materials and the specialized labor required for installation.